Chained omits Sky Discharging Debt through use of Postal:Money Orders Charles Booker© Copyright 2019 —- Charles Booker All rights reservered. This book is protected by the Copyright laws of the United States of Amer- ica. This book may not be copied, reprinted, re- produced or transfered into any other form of communication for commercial gain or profit without the express permission of the au- thor.The use of short quotations or occasional copying of portions of a page for personal or group study is permitted and encouraged. The scanning and distribution of this book via the Internet or any other means without the per- mission of the author is illegal and punishable by law. It is advised to purchase only authorized electronic editions and do not participate in nor promote electronic piracy of copyrighted mate- rials. Your assistance in and support of the au- thor's Rights, Titles, and Interests are very much appreciated. Printed in the United States of America Copy- right© Cover Design by, Charles Booker Set in; 49/2t7h/9981 Grade Copyright© New York Republic Private Property # A2016 673285 First American Edition Published in 2019 by Create Space, a subsidiary of Amazon Group (USA) Inc. If you purchased this book without a cover, you should question its authenticity and the source Location 1 0%from which it had been purchased, as it is likely stolen property. It was recorded as "unsold and/ or destroyed" to the publisher and neither the author nor the publisher have received any law- ful compensation for this item (i.e. "stripped book"). This work is not ever presented to be construed as Legal Advice. Chained to the Sky (Discharging Debt Through use of Postal Money Orders) By, Charles Booker American National SPC and Paramount Title Holder to the CHARLES D. BOOKER Estate Beneficiaries and Heirs to the fruits of my efforts and labor: Ta'neese Faatimah Jaynes Ya'ni Tawlibah James Imani Umayrah James Amir Abdur Rahman DavidDisclaimer and Introduction This work is purely for informational purposes only and is not to be con- strude as any form of contract between its' author and any other party. Legal Advice is not provided in any place, page, section, part, area, chapter, or segment in this work. What the reader will find is an attempt, by the author, to share his perspective on various top- ics which he has studied and found to contain profound implications in the areas of Commerce, Life, Social Interac- tions, Economical Reasoning and Prac- tice. The reader is always encouraged to do their own research and draw their own conclusions regarding whatever they may read within the pages of this short treaties. The author herein Re- butts and Refutes any and all claims of Liability for the attempts made by the reader (in error or otherwise) in imple- menting any aspect, practice, or what so ever may have been mentioned and/ or presented in this work. The authorherein reserves all of his Rights waiv- ing none in every time, place, action and/or occasion. Everything is Imaginary except the Real Creator and whatever He has assigned a Reality within His Creation. There was a man who would collect $1.00 bills and soak them in an ink- removing solution, dry them out, then laser print over those $1.00 bills $20's, $50's. and $100's. He would use them everywhere, even at casinos, and no one was the wiser. Even if an individual used a Bill-Verifying Pen, it would still reveal that the Bill (Paper it was printed on) was Authentic. True story. QUESTION: What is the Real Difference between a $1.00 dollar bill and a $100 dollar bill other than the Ink placed on them? A question this author invites thereader to ask themselves whenever they are apprehensive about the Effec- tiveness or Validity of this process. If the wool has been pulled over your eyes, then blame none but yourself should it remain there, for the wool has not been made a thing which has permanence. Rather it is the Obligation of the BeFooled to remove the Deception from his Own eye by Seeking out the Reality of his existance through Knowledge and Sincere desire for Truth. Rights are: "Neither accorded to the passive resistant, nor the person who is ignorant of his Rights, nor to one indifferent thereto. It is a Fighting Clause. Its benefits can be retained only by sustained combat. It cannot be claimed by an Attorney orsolicitor. It is valid only when insisted upon by a Belligerent Claimaint in Person." (United States v. Johnson, 76F Sup. 538) [Emphasis Added] The Bankruptcy, Economics and Us The sole purpose for the process con- structed within the system of the Bank- ruptcy is to ensure the safety and well being of the Natural Man/Woman over corporate profit. However, there are in- dividuals who conduct their day to day affairs behind a pen and key board who believe the opposite should be the order of things.The unfortunate reality is the deception purpetrated by these very same people, as they lodge themselves into positions within our governments' infrastructure, resulting in the vast majority of the population convincing themselves that the source of their woes are coming from the Government itself. What needs to be pointed out re-garding the concept of the Bankruptcy, Life and the mode of economics is that they have been grossly transfigured be- yond the point of recognition. In the opinion of the masses the Bankruptcy is really only a governmental problem and its effects will never significantly touch them individually. In the opinion of the masses life is merely about the accumulation and pursuit of THINGS. In the opinion of the masses economics and the study of it is the obligation of CPAs, businesses, corporations, govern- ment, etc., but as an individual it is a responsibility best left up to those who are "More Qualified" than themselves (2). Not much else could be further from the truth. This is INDOCTRINATION at its best. It is the type of indoctrination that is relentless, unfeeling, emotionally de- tatched from the concerns of the "Sub- jects", purely goal oriented, rigid in its concepts, excessive in its promotion of anything in the cause and pursuit ofcarnal desires and thought-diverting pass times. "An individual with a distracted mind is an individual who can be effort- lessly steered into any trap." This plan (i.e. of Indoctrination) has been implemented from the time of infancy, through cartoons, music, movies, commercials, etc.. Once the de- sired concepts have taken root into the hearts and minds of the population and the people begin articulating them- selves in line with the pre-constructed/ Status Que, established form of speech, the people then begin to regorgitate these words, concepts and "new found" beliefs upon one another when hav- ing their Cliche’ -filled conversations. And should someone, in such a dis- course, express an observation outside of the "Normal Range" of discussion, it would then be instantly considered "Profound" or (on the opposite end of the spectrum) the individual may be labeled a "Know it all". This is oftenimplemented so as to unwittingly (in most cases) discredit any real efforts toward aspiring for knowledge in a meaningful way. Hence, we call the people to waking up. Significant Terms Subrogation : When the Surety fulfills all obligations, he/she then shares the same Rights as a creditor. If the creditor received collat- eral from the debtor the Surety is then equally entitled to collateral from the debtor's Estate. The Surety has a Right to reimbursement for completing the obligations (payment is now required from the Debtor's Estate). Surety: The one who assures payment or per- formance to its completion on behalf of a Debtor. Guarantor: Essentially becomes Surety should the Debtor refuse to pay. Guarantor has noobligation until the Debtor refuses to make payment. Bond: An insurance policy which guarantees compensation in the event the Bonded party does not perform or mis-per- forms their obligations. Estate: A Debtor's Assets that are used to pay a Creditor. Order for Relief: Protects the Debtor from having to pay Creditors until the Debtor's Bankruptcy is complete. Reorganization: When a Debtor is allowed to keep all as- sets, as opposed to Liquidating his/her Estate, then agrees to pay the Creditors at a later date from projected earnings. Discharge: Debtor is released from obligations of debt and is afforded a new start.Trustee: Is the agent who's responsibility is to preside over a Bankrupt Estate and or- ganizes the affairs of said Estate for the Court. The Trustee also estimates the value of the assets and/or the Estates' liabilities. Stay: An order made by a Court preventing Creditors from conducting any further collections from a Debtor. -This should be done at the outset of the Bankruptcy filing process. Acceptance: A term used for entering a contractual agreement upon fulfillment of condi- tions stipulated within the contract. Contract: Statement, promises, and writings oof agreement that are enforciblein Law and/or through the Courts.Mutual Assent: To valuntarily agree mutually on a valid offer and valid acceptance. Formation Defenses: Any "apparent" agreement ( containing threat, duress, coercion, mistake, fraud, etc.) but in actuality is invalid. Consideration: Anything having a value within the Law that causes an individual to enter into a contract. Mirror Image Rule: An acceptance must be exactly in line with the state or condition of the offer to bea valid acceptance. Counter Offer: When an original offer is changed in order to accomodate a new offer. Counter offering cancells out the orig- inal offer while remaining in honor. (Also see; Conditional Acceptance)Majority: Of legal age (18) and intellect sufficient enough to enter into a Lawful and valid contract. One may be of legal age but may not be sound in intellect. This in- dividual would still be reffered to as a Minor or Infant in Law. Bank & Depositor: In this exchange, it is the Bank which is the Debtor and the Depositor is the Creditor. Ultra Virees/Vires: A Latin phrase, meaning; "To operate outside or beyond the delegated au- thority and power of the office of the Trustee". Those in violation of this can be stripped of their duties and can be made subject to a Tort Claim. Fiduciary Duties: 1. One must act in the best interest of the principle. 2. One must Not compete or act against the interests of the principle. 3. One must provide all pertinent infor-mation to the principle. 4. One must Not take any personal ben- efits except with permission obtained from the principle. 5. One must exercise precaution andap- ply due diligence in the execution of or- ders given by the principle. 6. One must ensure the a complete record of all books and accounting are accurate and current. 7. Do Not co-mix wealth with that which belongs to the principle. Bond: An insurance policy. Official Bond: An insurance policy which guarantees a Public Official will faithfully execute all duties required of them contractu- ally. Performance Bond: A guarantee that the Surety will fulfill all obligations, terms, and/or conditons of the contract.Fidelity Bond: An insurance policy which protects an employer from liability in the event that an employee's misbehaviour should potentially bring about harm and/or loss to the employer. Mislaid Property: Is when an owner of some prop- erty Conciously puts his/her property down somewhere then subsequently forgets to take it upon leaving the loca- tion. 1. A finder has No Right to Title over this property. 2. The finder assumes Caretaker status and must immediately return the prop- erty to the True Owner upon the own- ers return. Lost Property: Is when the owner unwittingly leaves property somewhere. The finder enjoys a type of Limited Title but, it be- comes void upon the return of the True Owner.Abandoned Property: Is the action of an owner leaving his/her property in reckless abandon- ment. This becomes the property of the finder with full Rights to Title. The finder will be under No Obligation to return the property to the former owner upon their return. Abandoment is tantamount to Forfeiture. Person: A ficticious entity in Law. Rescission: Is to cancel a contract, and in effect, return all parties back to their original positions prior to the contract. Injunction: To Compel or Restrain performance. Specific Performance: Is used to compel the performance of a non-monetary nature. 1. It does Not compel personal services. 2. Itis only the Right of the party who's been affected.3. The affected party may seek compe- satory damages within reason. Waiver: When a party to a contract wilfully gives up one or more Right(s) by way of verbal or written consent, acqui- escence or failing to reassert/enforce such Right(s) in a consistant manner. Indemnify: To make whole again. It is to put back or replace that which was lost or damaged with what is of equal or greater value. Understand: [Legal] To stand under another's au- thority; or to turn over and relinquish your authority to another. Tort: It is negligent, wilfull, careless miscon- duct on the part of an agent. Tort oper- ates on an agent in the following ways; 1. An Agent is always liable except if the agent is operating within the scopeof their employment capacity, in which case, the principle will then aquire lia- bility along with the agent. 2. A Tort slightly outside of work are Detours. (Still is work connected) 3. A Tort fully outside of work are Frol- ics. (Is a Personal affair) Tender/Tender of Payment: To be a capable party to a contract with the means, preparedness and desire to fulfill all obligations of said agreement. Good Faith: To be sincere and honest when enter- ing, executing and taking part in any agreemnet or undertaking. Similar to what is termed, "Clean Hands" doc- trine. (See: Corpus Juris Secundum) UCC Contract Account #: Social Security number with the dashes. Exemption Identification #: Social Security number without the dashes.RFD: Rural Free Delivery. Used for purposes of evidencing that the individual is not operating within an area of Commerce and is Domiciled at a location outside of such a jurisdiction. Negotiable Instruments Negotiable: A matter open to discussion or modifi- cation, flexible, (of a document) able to be transferred or assigned to the legal ownership of another person, usable as legal tender. Instrument: A formal or legal written document; a document in writing, such as a deed, lease, bond, contract, or will. A writing that serves as an individual's right to collect money, such as a check. Negotiable Instrument: Is an instrument used in place ofmoney, is easily transferable, and a means of extending a line of credit to another. Manditory elements of a Negotiable In- strument: 1. Must be in written form 2. Must contain an unconditional order or promise to pay 3. Must state a specific amount payable in money 4. Must be payable on demand or at a specific time 5. Must be payable to the order of... [Name Here] Or payable to bearer 6. Must be signed by the one who cre- ated it. These manditory principles must be placed on the "Front" of the instrument. If an instrument is not done in this manner it would be considered a Non- negotiable instrument and would only be transferable by assignment (Assign- ment is delegated rights that are as- signed within a contract). The assignee of a nonnegotiable instrument is sub-jected to all rights stipulated within a contract that is nonnegotiable, whereas the one in possesssion of a negotiable instrument may be exempt from a number of such stipulations (rights) within said contract. The purpose of creating Negotiable In- struments was to increase financial ex- change by diversifying the tools of ex- change. Three types of negotiable instruments: 1. A Draft/Bill of Exchange: Consists of three parties; One who cre- ated the instrument [Maker] and orders a second party [Financial Institution] to pay a third party [Payee] a specific sum of money. A Money Order is such an in- strument. 2. A Check: Is a type of draft that is payable on demand, with the exception that a postdate may be stipulated as well. The second party Must be a financial in- stitution (i.e. a Bank, Trust Company,Loan Association, Credit Union and the like). Point to note; Money Orders are al- ways backed by readily available funds where as the same may not be the case with respect to a Check. A check may bounce due to lack of adequate/insuffi- cient funds. This is not the case with a money order. 3. Note/Promissory Note: A Note functions as a Promise to Pay a specific sum of money to another party at a later date. The Note is a two party agreement. It may be a Payable on De- mand or upon a Determined time in the future. A Note Must state an Obli- gation to pay and Not just Acknowl- edge the existance of a debt. Pay to the Order: On a Money Order or Check where it states; "Pay To", this is the Order to the second party to release the stated amount to the third party. A Maker or Presenter has the right to Place onto a Negotiable Instrument aconspicuous statement which articu- lates Specific Instructions as to the Purpose and Handling of the instru- ment and the instrument may still re- tain its' Negotiable status. Micr Line: A Micr Line is the area found at the bottom of a check or money order hav- ing a series of digitized numbers. These numbers are routing numbers which are used for the purpose of accurately tracing the information on the instru- ment back to a valid account held within a financial institution. A rout- ing number generally stays within a nine (9) digit sequence. Fair Debt Collection Practices Act The FDCPA Provides: 1. Collection by the Actual Creditor is Not affected by rules setforth within this Act.2. Contact the Federal Trade Commis- sion for the enforcement of any rules provided in this Act. 3. Collection agencies are Not allowed to contact a Debtor at unreasonable hours, places, or any friend, family members, nor at a job (unless the em- ployer consents to such actions). 4. Collection agencies cannot directly contact a Debtor who has made it clear that he/she is being represented by an Attorney. 5. Collection agencies are Not permit- ted to use threatening language, in- timidation tactics, false or misleading statements, abusive language, or hide their true identity and/or purpose. 6. Collection agencies Must show, in writing, the Notice and Amount owed and to whom it is owed within five (5) days of their First attempt at communi- cation with the Debtor.7. Collection agencies Must initiate any suits in the Jurisdiction and locale of the Debtor and/or wherever the cotract was created. 8. The Debtor hjas the Absolute Right to Challenge the Validity of the Debt. At which point, all attempts at collec- tion of debt Must Cease until the debt collector proves the debt in the man- ner stipulated by the Debtor. 9. If the Collection agencies should vi- olate the rules setforth in this Act, the Collector becomes Liable for dam- ages such as, Criminal Complaints, Civil Suits, Commercial Liens (UCC 1), use of a Cease and Desist Order, Court costs and Attorney fees. Contracts, Offers and Proper Service Every piece of mail, citation, applica- tion, plea deal, etc., is an offer pre- sented which can always be acceptedor rejected. Where the power lies is in knowing how to reject an offer prop- erly while still remaining in Honor. Re- maining in honor is the protective bar- rier which establishes the clear differ- ence between Obligation and Liability or Freedom and Exemption. Proper Service: 1. Leaving a Contract/Offer on the door of the intended party does Not consti- tute proper service. Solution- Refuse to Accept 2. Placing the Contract/Offer on your chest is Not proper service. Solution- Place it back on the chest of the server 3. Sending the Contract/Offer by Reg- ular mail does Not fullfil the require- ments for proper service. Solution- Return it to sender (stating: "No Contract") 4. It is Not Proper Service unless and until the intended party can be prop-erly identified and then served. Solution- Never identify yourself until you know what the matter is regarding 5. Court Orders are Not Warrants. A Court Order gives No One the Author- ity to enter your property, that is the purpose a Warrant would serve. If there is No Warrant then they cannot come onto the property. The exception being Ignorance of the Law. In which case, It is very likely that your Rights Will be violated with Reckless Disregard. 6. Any Contract can be re-contracted and the terms Amended. This also ap- plies to any and all Parole/Probation conditions, credit cards, phone bills, so- cial welfare accounts, car payments, garnishments of any kind, etc.. 7. In the event of recieving and open- ing a letter/contract mistakenly. Solu- tion Place the document back into the envelope then write (in RED ink) on the envelope: "Opened in Error, Refuse to Contract". Then do a Return to Sender.8. Equal Protection under the Law means that Anything any agency, de- partment, office, etc. can do to the peo- ple, We The People, have the Absolute Right to challenge and/or do to them in the same fashion. The only exception is that we Learn the Proper way to apply the process. 9. There are remedies put in place to help those who have been wronged /dis- honored in their contracts, civil suits, criminal complaints, Commercial liens, etc.. Every remedy has its own process which must be adopted in order to be properly indemnified (made whole again). 10. There is No Obligation to ful- fill Any contract that an individual has been forced, coerced, threatend, or fraudulently made to enter/take part in by any means. There must also be Full Disclosure of the Obligations and Effects within the contract unless the one receiving the benefit of the con-tract waives the Right to full disclosure (of their own free will). 11. A corporation, company, agency, business, department, office, court, etc. cannot initiate any contract with a Man or Woman without first obtain- ing their consent. Therefore, beware of any letter (contract offer) in the mail with a name spelled exactly like yours however it is written in ALL CAPI- TAL LETTERS. That is a letter (contract offer) meant for a "CORPORATION" to respond to. However, should a man or woman respond (in error) in place of that "CORPORATION" (believing that the NAME is them) then, that man or woman would have just Consented to the Obligations in the letter (contract offer). 12. It Must be bore in mind, at all times, that Anything which has or requires a Name on it (whether Printed or Signed) is, in fact, a Contract. Remember, a Name on any document is the True Au-thority over that document. Consider the following examples: A...: For it to be valid: Check Money Order Application Judgement Insurance Policy Bank Account Bill Etc. Needs a Name Needs a Name Needs a Name Needs a Name Needs a Name Needs a Name Needs a Name Needs a Name Because its the Name, which is on the instrument (contract), that gives the paper it's written on any worth. The man or woman which the Name is con- nected to Must carry-out All obliga- tions within the contract upon which the Name is applied, on behalf of the Name, because Names Cannot Act for themselves.12. Any contract that would require or suggest the waiving of even One (1) Right is nothing less than a decep- tive, fraudulent, misleading, dispicable and unconscionable contract that Only a foolish man or woman would agree to or take part in. If given time it would, without exception or fail, prove to be at the peril of the one who signed it. In this authors opinion, to give Any- one an unlimited/unrestricted Power Of Attorney would be considered such an unwise undertaking. A PO.A. should be kept Limited (i.e. to time, occasion, condition, etc.) because it is the human condition to be always in a state of change and fluctuation. Therefore; “When No Guarantee is made, No Guarantee is given." 13. A Bilateral Contract is a mutually agreed upon contract between two (2) parties (i.e. a "Meeting of the Minds") having Both signatures on the docu- ment as an evidence of said agreement.This form of contract is valid and com- pletely enforcible in Law. 14. A Unilateral Contract is a contract having only one (1) signature. This form of contract is usually adopted for purposes of turning over something to another, as in giving a gift, and is often times used in a fraudulent and/ or a deceptive transaction. This is the case due to the obligations being, more often than not, one sided and leaves one party to reap the benefits while the other holds the liability. 15. Verbal and Written Contracts are two forms of contracts which have the same force and effect in Law provided that all lawful conditions are/were in place at the time of their conclusion. There is one notable difference between the two: a) A Written Contract requires upon its completetion a signature. b) A Verbal Contract can become valid upon Ver-bal Agreement or by Acquiescence (i.e. Silent Approval). 16. A Contract Offer (or Offer to Con- tract) can be made in almost an unlim- ited number of ways; by flyer, product or services offered, an order (as in a restaurant), questioning, a clear offer, offering any form of benefit, giving or taking any order (as in a Judge's order), promising, etc.. All of these kinds of offers can find there way into a Court- room to be enforced Lawfully. Liens What is a Lien: Liens are Claims that a Creditor has/or placed upon the real or personal prop- erty of another for securing the pay- ment of a Debt, Performance and/or Obligations upon a Debtor. There are a number of lien types in practice. We will list a few of the more common ones below: